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No - I don't mean (didn't mean) that peace is a charade; it would be difficult to act out(1) - just the way everyone suddenly came in thinking it was a new spanking idea. The general public had ever really supported peace before this last conflict, and it seemed odd, to me certainly, that they were behind it all the way. Until the war started that is. Then the 60?% who were anti-war dissipated into a 40% to 19% way of thinking that war was the answer. I recite these figures from vague memory, the point remains the same. The public were anti-war until the very first day, when they became pro-war. Odd. Do they not see that they can be behind the troops but against the war. I'd recommend Siegfried Sassoon, but I fear I would go unheard. 1. Its a universal concept, a universal concept....wings....wings...flaming bird...flaming bird...one syllable...sounds like...gauntlet?...mitten?...glove?...so its love! No, it goes into glove...wings...dove! Dove. Its peace! Man, why couldn't you do Goldfinger like the rest of us.
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